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Work ou DeI,es.cp., MIG Dtsc,,.

PANAMA, Dec. 25.-Canal work Is progressing.
Contractors are satisfied, although they are work
ing against the difficulties consequent on the tail
end or the rainy season and the celebration of
December holidays. The sanitary record II good.
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Explosion I'm an English Barracks.
FOUR MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT AND OTHERS FATALLY

LONDON, Jan. 3.-An explosion OF gas occurred
yesterday I'm the Cambridge barracks nj Ports
mouth. doing considerable damage. Four men
were killed outright. Others are still buried IN
the debris, ana IL Is not known whether they ars
alive not. The number OF injured, FAR as
known is thirteen and some OF these II Is feared,
are fatally hurt
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PARNELL'S LETTER TO OsSHEA.
A Promised Sensation Which will Not
Amount TO Much.

special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. IA new political sensation Is
pending in the threatened publication OF a series
OF letters from Parnen to Captain oShea, which
are in Chamberlain's possession, and OF which
copies have been sent TO Gladstone. In these
letters Parnell is said to claim the authorship OF
the provincial council scheme. which was Cham.
berlain's, but which he dropped recently when the
irish party rdiculed it. These letters are said to
be compromising TO Parnell, but as a matter of
fact Parnelfs position, both personal and political
Is SO peculiar IT could not be compromised by any
thing that could possibly happen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

VISITORS TO THE TREASURY Treasurer Jordan
has issued the following order: In consequence OF
frequent interruption daily of the current busi-
ness OF the Office by strangers and visitors thereby
causing delay and consequent embarrassment, it
has been determined, in order to oblige the public
as far as practicable that visitors viii be permit
ted to see the vaults and other places of interest
between the hours Of IL AIN. and IL m. daily, and
at no other time.
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The ID. a. O. Makes Terms With lss
EMRimeerG.

PITTsBuRG. Jan. 3-It was learned from a rrIia-
bic source to-day that the differences between the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company and the EN-
gneers OF the Pttsburg division OF that road have
been compromised, but the terms of settlement
are not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

RE-ESTABIIsHING THE SALT TAX WHICH LED 10
REVOLUTION AGAINST SPAIN.

REVOLUTION AGAINST SPAIN.
PANAMA, Dec. 25-A law has been passed by tho
assembly at Bogota mon0polizing the sale or sale
In Panama The exclusive right TO sell this arti-
Gle will be granted 10 whoever VIII pay the highest
price for IT. The collection OF the salt tax In the
capital santa de Bogota, whence this law ema-
nates was the cause OF the riots during the last
century In that city which subsequently led 10 the
great revolution which eliminated in the liberia
Iion OF Spanish America from spain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

FATHER SHERMAN BECOMES BArTEsr.-Father
William sherman OF Brooklyn, who, while yet .
sever1ng his connection with the church, was On
sunday baptized by the Rev. Justin ID. Fulton into
the faith and membership OF the Centennial
Baptist church I'm Brooklyn. He Will become .
Baptlst minister.
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MERCURY 23 DEGREES BELOW
CHICAGO Jan. 3-A Times special from Portage
la Prairie, Manitoba, says: disastrous fire here
yesterday morning swept the east side OF Main
street. Ten business places, besides professional
Offices were burned out X. Campbell and wife
and Colin Simpson and wife had TO escape by
jumping through the upper windows to the side
walk below. Mrs. Campbell was seriously in
tured. The thermometer registered 23 degrees
Will foot up to $4,000; tnsurances one-half that
amount.
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NOTICE.
D>a TO THE CREDITORS OF THE CHARTER
OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART

5.K I9 FT THE GEEDIT9Rs 3U14 Of the he CHARTER
The following copy Of the order Of Hon, Dwight
sSanst Company which he order Was passed
"The creditors Of the Charter Oak Life Insurance
Company are hereby required to present their claims
stedman Of Hartford Connecticut receivers Of said
sad Of eas .ha Gn 4r BE- ss tn
and In case Of policy claims they shall refer to the pol
& 81 %sa paeg rs o far as 9s
tre and extent of such claim, by the person making
made by aa saa
Guardian or Trustee proof Of such appointment under
and al WHcS shn Soa be
% % G % lin
in the and control the Reeeivers ''''s
H.ro, tSS5 HSStSS sS5 Receivers
GHonesToWS B. g. Dee sAshiGfs sist 1855 g.
reduction OF twenty 1--WE cents per 1000 feet to
On and alter jannsrS st. 1851 the price of gas will
Ss all @ pa AND
Of said bills dollars 1000 feet
,a1-6t : JOHN I,EETcH, President.
AS WHEATLEYS STEAM DYE WORKS.
- THE RUSH is OVER
thanks sS5n to ans an ad raa for tsy Many
sh hs i ;p wh ali the rush
to M Fss 1ss ea%aS enonT
to do It promptly, but | now have ample force and
a for sna M'h aeyspspa and
WhEAILEY. 1908 jefferson ST., GEORGETOWN. ja1-3m
CHURCH CHORAL UNION.n-sENIoR
GhnTsh 9s aSe
hera iler oiasses s %edddesdaY svenng January 5th
evening: January sih in Presbyterian % Church siss
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
under the and style Of HAkDiNa WATEks
q hs sa sns
sSS IN St opposite the new Boston House Of
WASHINGTON p.s so.s 1asS #Ss 4 3,
WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
dividend of fifty cents (No 20 per share has been
ascased this day to stock holders Of record December
ter Market on and after January 5th next. t' = -
Washington. DC. Dec. 3D. iDhN' 1856 ireasaE as5t
R~ xlaus HAVING SOLD OUT OUR BUSINESS
nearly years ct 720 goth street northwest
sho s1s az
Tience in our partieuar line, Mr.. PHILIP LEWIS win
sas vii
g Nh Win and M Sone
time the business and respectfully ask our friends
have enjoyed may ms S-e BE- eentinusd to
saa s t sas 5 s
u. An r SsS to & hs.ns G .,n
nss 1 g 81 sssns saS sn
ses,lsd at that time WIN be placed in the hands Of col
d3O.6t VIM L1NK1Ns SON.
ss,,s...sa Rzs ssss
Of Dopsos DszsIx doing business as 'M Real nae Es
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UNDER THE BRITISH FI.AG.-A party Of sailors
employed on the English bark Fairy. lying at the
"a drunken fight yesterday. Two od the men, Grif-
ith Williams and Charles Lawrence, were serl-
and named John Davis and John Mclean as their
assaflants. The captain or the vessel claimed
that the crime, IL any, was committed under the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

MRS. CLEvELAND's MARMOsET.-Mrs. Cleveland
has recently received an unusual present from a
Washington young lady. 1t is dimfnutive mon
claws, and long, thick TAIL resembling squirrel.
1t Is confined In cage. These little animals come
from South America and are greatly admired as
pets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03
Loganss Own Episaph.

FROM the Kansas City Star.
tits remembered that Senator Logan once 81.
lected the epitaph for his own tomb. When In
Kansas last summer he spoke at OTTAWA, and after
referring to the fact that he had been criticised for
giving what had been termed excessive attention
TO the soldiers, he said: "When am dead and
gone want no better epitaph than this: Logan
made It his business TO look after the Interests of
the soldiers
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VIM r. MCLEAN ,-,,nrn ,,na,,.,,.

~ LUMBER MERCHANT
To tch0Dt IL Dadg concern:
7. 4k MN. X. MCLEAN. owing to continued ill health
has made assignment to the UNDERSIGNED for the
purpose OF closing up the business and paying the
creditors without priority preference All PERSONS
Of VIM Mclean L Son Will please Immediately call
and settle their accounts. All to whom said
VIM T. Mclean was indebted will oblige by im1ne-
dtately filing their accounts Meanwhile the assignee
Will be glad to entertain bids for any lumber or mate
rial on hand for cash. w. J. NEWTON
ja3-3t. AssiVnna
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General Foreign News.
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MALE AEZZ0-S0PRAN0.
PARIS, Jan. 3.--A young italian named NincenzQ.
with a mezzo-soprano voice has come u Paris 60
seek his fortune on the operatic stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

GEN. GEORGE w. PALMER, promine New York
republican, who during the first months of the
war assisted in the defense Of Washington, subse-
quently had position in the quartermaster gen.
erals Office here and who left Washington to be-
come Gov. FentOn'S military secretary and after
wards held many prominent positions in the state,
died at his home In New York city yesterday
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The Terms ON which Gladstone VIII
Receive the SeceS1erS.

Receive the SecederO>
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The air is full OF talk OF liberal
reconciliation and negotiations between the lead
ers OF the different sections. am able to give in
GladstOne's own words to private correspondent
the exact terms upon which alone he will consent
to anything OF the kind. First, the home rule bill
shall have precedence OF the land bill; second, an
Irish legislature shall be established In Dublin.
subordinated to the imperial parliament In any
way that is deemed expedient, but with power
to legislate on affairs declared to be exclusively
Irish, with the executive government depending
on It. From this it is evident Chamberlains
speech at Birmingham has received no warmer
welcome frOm Gladstone than from Parnell. A
liberal union means unioniSt surrender. Cham
berlain, may add, is described by his friends as
being In a very bad temper and determined to
make no further advances
In regard TO foreign matters, the Queen Is known
among diplOmatistS here to be eXerting all her in
huence in favor OF Prince Alexander and has even
given him personal assurance OF English support.
Churchill always opposed salisbury on this matter
with all his might.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

REPRESENTATIVE PRICES SUCCEssoR-The repub-
hcan county convention of Eau Claire, Wis.,, has
instructed its delegates to the general convention
to vote for j. g. ThOrp to succeed Mr.. Price in the
House. 1t is thought he will be the choice OF the
convention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EMANUEL RICHARD BEING DEAD,
- the business carried on at 62s Pepnsylvania
ing widow. %.' HENRIETTA is RICHARD q and ISAAC
ndss All aes sh % anna % Sf Ill s s
UEL RICHARD payable. Thanking our friends
for past favors, We respectfully solicit continuance
IT. RICHARD CO.
R@STHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM-
NIRF gEhS NE 9F IHE MHToA ~ F PRqTEGT13N
OF COLUMBIA, for the election Of nine t0 Trustees M
to serve the ensuing year will be held at the Office Of
on MoSDAY. .JaNUARY II. s. 1897. 4 proposed
amendment to the Bylaws authorizing the payment
Of $50 per annum to each member of the Board of
Trustees as compensation for services commencing
Pdis F de m M will i'll ss s be sieS y s
January 3. 1857: ' - 'A' '''ApAl' ~ 'D'' '''e'
c,.S SS'3ga1yi s3 ssnyd 1sssSa59
Invested i'm United States Government '''--
1o.ss. sss i Ssisss rs during the s5S5
the year - ................ 57266
ja3-1t JAMES E. FITCH, Secretary.
n R@SMEMBERs OF FEDERAL LODGE, NO.
49,, 1903. X. of H.. are earnestly requested to be
psa present ~ wednesday S eyening January 8, 1887
tation Of officers the Grand Lodge and witness the
'stssa'i0n sssst Of officers EDWARD L. NKsmas Ka1d4ssr
mestns os & TE TRIBE ne kafSn f6 im
proved Order Red Men, will be held in ks Hall Penn
sS
fsagt HHNRT sf sfE a4a H
NSS. The first annual meeting of the Association
Nil De held at their room. Corcoran Building TUES
DAY EvENING 30 O'Clock sharp All members are
ja3-2t' THOs. A. BROWN, President
EQUITABLE
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SENATOR JONES. OF FLORIDA.
He VIII spend the Winter tm Detroit
and is a Candidate for Re.EaecstOm.

and is a Candidate for Re-Eaecstem.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA special dispatch from De-
troit says: senator jones' OF Florida In an inter-
view, announced that l,e will no, 60 Washington
this winter after all, but that he win stay in De-
trult until the Florida legislature meets when he
viii he candidate for reelection. He told his
friends a month ago that he would occupy his seat
IN the senate after the holidays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

c. NJ. w. EARLE, of Indiana, has been appointed
by Public Printer Benedict assistant foreman in
charge Of the third division of the document room
in the Government Printing Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

An OLD LADY MURDERED BY TRAMP-An afro.
cious murder was committed IN the heart Of DON
alosv1lle, La, on saturday. Ma B0ulanger, .
wealthy old French resident, was murdered by IN
unknown tramp, who struck her on the head with
eome blunt Instrument. Robbery Was doubtless
the incentive for the crime. Mn. Boulanger had
10 lalth u the banks, ana Il waS generally kn0wn
t1At Ehe KEPT hor money secreted IN her h0mA
11e muyoefer has not boen arrested
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An Engine House Burned.

MUNcIE IND., Jan. 3-The engine house OF tho
Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville railway
was almost destroyed by fire last night. one oc
the best passenger engines Was also destroyed.
Loss $4,000.
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Am Agreement with the Sioux.
THEY WILL SURRENDER THEIR LANDS AT FORT Pee
FOR s., $4,000.

CHICAGO, Jan. "A special from Poplar River,
Montana, says: Commissioners Wright, Larabee
and Daniels have effected an agreement with the
Sioux Indians at Fort Peck agency by which the
retained for the reservation, the boundary OF
which will follow the Missouri river from the
mOunth OF Big Muddy over to the mouth OF MILK
river, thence Iorty miles above the mouth OF the
Big Muddy, for stipulation or 81 CSC, ,OOO In an
nual payments OF $l65, 600 for ten years. The re-
serve will contain about ], 100000 acres. The In
dtans will be given the right to USE the wood ON
the south side OF the Missouri, opposite the re
serve, for fuel and building purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

RrssrA Can GET No WAR LoAN--The syndicate
including the Rothschilds the Austrian Credit An
stsa1I the Berlin DSconto bank, Herr Ble1chroders
bank and the Darmstadt and Austrian Bodencred1t
AnstalI, the strongest combination tn the Euro
pean money market, has decided against furtner
Russian loans. decision OF international import
ances amounting 60 the absolute prohibition 0f .
Russian war loan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

SANDY Hook, n. j., Jan. 3.-The lower bay, from
the railroad dock TO Rafftan bay, is frozen soldly
Small quantities OF drift slush Ice drifting Que
OF Sandy Hook. A barkentine fs the only vessel
anchored In the bay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

NEW YORK, DECEMBER 81, 1886.
- The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the frm name of BATES K JOHNSON expires this
day by limitation, either partner will sign in liquida-
ton. E. P. BATES.
r. NJ. JOHNSON,
ia LEONARD ST, N. Y, Jan. Sd, 1887
The UNDERSIGNED have this day formed co-partner-
ship under the firm name of JOHNSON Il MORRIS, as
manufacturers Of Steam Heating Apparatus, and CON
trctors for heating and ventilating residences and
public buildings. and for steam fitting work generally
We wllcontnue to occupy the Offices of the late firm
OF Bates johnson, IA Leonard ST., New York and
516 11th st. NV, Washington. D. C.
RICHARD NJ JOHNSON
ja3-3t' GEORGE H. NORRIS.
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PROSPECT OF RENEWING THE FsHERIEs TRRATr.-
London dispatch says: Sir. Lionel Sackville West,
British minister at Washington informs the govern.
Inent that he is In receipt OF communications from
Canada showing favorable prospect for resump.
renewal Of the fisheries treaty ON the basis ap.
proved by the dominion government. The minister
Oraby considered and finally accepted In its sub.
Stanttai entirety, by the American government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

DEATH OF RETIRED NAVAL OFF1CER.-Chief
Engineer Dandy, U.SN., died of pneumonia at his
home in Brooklyn last Friday. Three years ago
he retired from active service at the age OF g. AS
first assistant engineer he did duty on the steam
frigate Massachusetts, when Commodore Perry
made his expedition to Japan and trip around the
tic blOckading squadron In the war, with head
quarters at Port Royal He leaves wife and five
grown-up children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

John 8. Newberry, representative OF the DetrolG
Mich, district to Congress In 1873 and one Of the
weaithiest men In 1ichigan, died yesterday Of
BrtghtS disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03
Stray Notes From London.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 3.-The Atlantic jubilee medal Will
be the work OF Sir Frederick Leighton and BHhm
The latter is doing the queens head.
Swfnburnes new patriotic song, "a Word for the
Navy" viii appear Immediately In Mrs. Davenport
Adams Anthology OF Sea and Song and River
Rhyme"
H. A. Jones' new play, to be produced at the
Haymarket theater, Is a comedy-drama OF modern
English life. The Villains part Will be played by
B6erhOhm Tell.
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The st. Lawrence Frozen Over.
TRANS CROSS FROM CAPE VINCENT TO KINGSTON @

WATERFOWL, n. Y, Jan. 3.-The cold weather OF
the past few days has covered the st. Lawrence
river with ice. On Saturday the ice was SUM-
ciently strong TO allow the crossing OF teams be-
tween Cape Vincent and Kingston, a distance or
II miles. The steam ferry has stopped running
and both passengers and mail were transferred IN
SleiRhS TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

THE LEAVE OF Capt Chas. A. Wikon, 11th in
fantry has been extended two months.
MR.. AUGUST L. GRAVES. Of Sl1go Md, has been
appointed deputy collector of internal revenue in
Maryland with headquarters in washington.
THREE SOUVENIR VASES.-ASsistant Secretary
Fairchild has authorized the free entry Of three
vases presented by the republic of France to
Messrs. Butler and Spalding and Gen. stone as
mementoes Of their successful efforts as members
OF the American committee on the erection of the
BarthOldi statue.
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The Worlds Cotton supply.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3-The total visible supply OF
cotton for the world is 3224, ,S61 bales, OF which
2 SIT, ,361 bales are American; against BOSS, 126
and 2, 745 626 respectively last year. Receipts OF
cotton this week at all interior towns, l24 sos Re
ceipts from plantations, 248,649. Crop In sight,
45S1 66Q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY ON THE CATTLE QuEs-
TIoN.-Commissioner Coleman has written letter
to Governor Oglesby OF Illinois, sharply protesting
against what he terms the violation by the Illinois
state Live stock commission OF the rules prepared
by the commissioner OF agriculture to regulate the
cooperation between the general government and
the states for the suppression Of pleuro pneumonia
and accepeed by Governor Oglesby on behalf OF
Illinois, The commissioner charges that infected
animals were not killed as soon as discOveTed that
incubation has been practiced and that there
were other violations OF the rules showing lack
OF the cooperation OF the state authorities and the
general government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

PANAMA, Dec. 25.-The new customs law pub
lshed n the Panama Gasette b OF interest 20 ner-
chants Two Of the articles are Of special Inter
taf1on Of caNea umbrellas or other ARTICLES which
conceal knives or swords. while the second proklb-
its the importation by private tndiv1duAls of any
article which by its nature q design cAn serve -
An instrument a war or for the aEInine o. equip
Went q tgoCpA u
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Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Jan. 3 - An important article, the
first OF series on the present position OF foreign
politics, appears in the F6sfnightly Reriesc. This
one deals with Germany. The writer takes the
ground that with the reservation Of Australian
interests few occasions OF serious dificulty with
European countries are likely to arise. The au-
easily recognizable by any one accustomed TO It.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

A transfer Of W. NJ. sprigg to j. r. Dos
Passos, OF New York, has been placed on
record for lots Al TO 81, square eos tnearly
100000 feet on the south side OF W, east
OF 18th street northwesD, for s83,S125O. W.
Danenhower has transferred TO j. G. Hester sub
lots 80 and 93 square 94 42 by 20ss feet on 18th,
north OF street, for s., 500. Joseph g. Hester has
transferred TO w. Danenhower sub lots ~ TO a.,
square 553 for 119 toyer u 600 feet, at the cor
ner OF 2d and streets northeast Annie NJ. Rin-
mouth has received q transfer from the COnnec.
ticut General Life Insurance company, for "a, 500,
OF sub lot g. square 204 GO by 13S feet, on l4th
street. between and streets
In BEHALF OF E1RrNG W0NEN.-A new charity, to
be known as the Hope and Help Mission, has been
organized under the auspices OF the Womans
Christian Temperance Union. and VIII take pos
session OF their new rooms on 18th street, near ID
street. this afternoon. The building has been fur
n1shed with the help OF Kind friends, and the doors
will be open day and night, with Slight I'm the
window" for any err1ng woman who may have
wish for better life. Daily prayer services Will be
held. Mothers meetings. &c, and an industrial
department Will be organized.
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Washington News and Cos sip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s676, $50; customs, s457, $40
PUBLIC DEBT.-The statement of the public debt,
which will be issued late this afternoon, will show
decrease OF about So 400 600 during the month OF
Dacpmher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

ITO THE RESIDENTS IN THE VICINITY or
y Scott, Thomas and Iowa Circless-I beg leave, %
state that am prerrred TO attend promptly to66fne
orders for Plumbing and Gss Fitting. T. Y. N0ONA1
ll21 VI aye. adjoining the Portlsnd dl&r3R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

For THE COLORED PEOPLES WORLDS FAIR.-A
memorial to Congress has been forwarded to the
Alabamba Senators for an appropriation for the
cOOred peoples worlds fair to be held at Birming-
ham, Ala, in the autumn of 1887. The memorial
Is signed by all classes of white people in the city,
including those OF every important business inter-
est OF the community
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03

It Is now definitely settled at Albany that Gen.
Hustled VIII be nominated by the repnhlican eau
Gus tor speaker BY acclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-03
THE EVENING STAR.
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1lth St. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. ii. KACFFNANN, Prest

TEE EVENING STAR ia served to subscribers In the
city by carriers their account az 10 cents per
week or i4c- per month. Copies at the counter, :
cents each BY nlail-postage Preraid-oO cents
month: one year, 50: SIX months. S3
Entered the Post Office at Washington, ID. C.. Is
second-class mail Iaattcr-l
The WEEKLY STAR-pubiished on Friday-S1
year, postage prepaid. Six months. 30 cents
sEA All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
paper sent longer than - paid for
Rates of advertising made known on application